London Elite Escorts

United Kingdom’s capital is nothing short of the great escape. Even in the middle of a bustling city, there are a few hidden gems in the city that are worthy of anyone’s attention. London top hotels are not only judged with the luxury they deliver to their patrons. Instead, they are judged by their brand of ‘London experience’ that they offer to tourists. London is a city with class and poise; that is why it is important for London’s top hotels to provide the same elegance that represents what the city is all about.

One top hotel making its mark in London is the Yotel in Heathrow airport. Yotel first opened in Gatwick before it opened its second branch in the busiest airport in Europe. The hotel caters to business travellers who want to crash to the nearest hotel possible. Yotel seeks to become a first-class extension of your trip. If you are in the airport caught in the middle of flight delays and cancellation, you can head to the hotel to freshen up or have a power nap. The cabins are small and windowless, but it has every feature that a casual traveller needs - a shower, entertainment wall, and a comfortable bed. It also has a desk and wifi Internet access. Business travellers will definitely love a no-frills hotel that has everything they need.

While the Yotel has its own niche, the Hotel 55 targets families who are looking for a homey accommodation. This modern hotel follows a suburban design in the middle of London’s dense streets. Once inside, you won’t bother with what is happening outside. The windows in the room face a garden, and you can walk to the small patio and gazebo to have some quiet time. Hotel 55 only has 25 rooms, so make sure that you book a room before going there.

MyHotel Bloomsbury is just a short walk from Theatreland and the British Museum. This hotel is located near Soho where London’s pubs and bars are located. MyHotel is proud of their Zen-style approach to interior design. It also has a library, a feature that you rarely see in small (and large) hotels. The exercise room, spa, and wellness centre complete the Zen experience that MyHotel is known for. You should also try the Yo! Sushi, which is a Japanese conveyor-belt food chain.

For luxury budget rooms, you should try The Hoxton. Located in the London’s Square Mile, the urban lodge, as many call it, is one of the most modern shacks in London. The hotel has the ‘luxury on a budget’ mantra going for them; imagine pleasing rooms, comfortable beds, and steam baths; then go down and find an enjoyable company in the lounge. The hotel is near the curry houses of Brick Lane, the famous London tower, and the Barbican.

The Zetter is just a short drive from the Eurostar terminal. Known first as a restaurant, the Zetter slowly installed rooms, so tired travellers can just drop their bags and sleep after a long trip. The room has classic seventies finishing and is filled with vibrant fixtures. Room rates are very affordable, so even cheap backpackers can crash here.

Whenever you swing by London, go for niche hotels. These hotels do not only express a unique style, but they are also very functional for the needs of many. Whether you are a business or a casual traveller, you will always find a hotel that is right for you.